It was actually how we were able to save up the down payments for the first 2 houses while still paying for my grad degree. 

Where I live I use 10% for maint and its 60 to 70 degrees all year round and rains maybe 5 days out of the year.

By being a licensed agent you are held to a higher degree of accountability especially concerning property disclosures.

I am very interested in learning more about financing rental properties creatively and/or in the name of my business or trust, etc.I got my degree in philosophy/finance from UCLA, and I am a true gentleman of SAE.

I wouldn't take out student loans, especially for an undergraduate degree - it's just not worth it!

Two engineering degrees and an MBA...

Background:I completed my associates degree in information technology with an emphasis on networking, and I achieved the CCNA certification (Cisco Certified Networking Associate)My first job in IT was running the IT department.

Dwellings shall be provided with heating facilities capable of maintaining a room temperature of sixty-five degrees (65°) Fahrenheit in all habitable rooms, bathrooms, and toilet rooms based on a winter outdoor design temperature of fourteen degrees (14°) Fahrenheit, in accordance with Appendix D of the 2000 Edition of the Standard Plumbing Code.

One more thing you want to make sure that as soon as you you have the dehumidifiers/fans started (after pumping) you maintain at least 85 -90 degree inside with windows closed.

When a unit is occupied we have individual viewings and do not hold open houses.We often send in our cleaning service the day before the viewings - the existing tenants appreciate this as well - to make certain all is looking its best.As an example, we have a student house where the present tenants are finishing their degrees and moving one.